Strengthening Academic Excellence: Federal Recognition of Professional Licenses

Federal Recognition

Federal Recognition: Ensuring Confidence in Your Academic Credentials 

Elisia Education Hub proudly announces that both Arkansas State University Querétaro and Texas State University Querétaro have received official federal recognition from the Dirección General de Profesiones (Federal), confirming the validity of the professional licenses (cédulas profesionales) issued by the state authority.  

This recognition reinforces the academic and legal standing of both institutions, ensuring that graduates can pursue professional practice in Mexico with full federal acknowledgment of their degrees. It also reflects Elisia Education Hub continued commitment to maintaining the highest educational and regulatory standards across all its universities. 

How Federal Recognition Enhances Degree Validity in Mexico 

Obtaining a cédula profesional is an essential step for graduates in Mexico, as it certifies their degree before federal authorities and authorizes them to practice their profession legally. With this recognition, Arkansas State University Querétaro and Texas State University Querétaro reaffirm their position as internationally accredited institutions offering degrees valid in the U.S. and Mexico, combining academic prestige with professional reliability.  

At Elisia Education Hub, we continue building pathways that connect global education with local impact—preparing graduates not only to lead but to make a lasting difference in their professions and communities. 

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